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Liseur v0.16.0 introduces page curling under your finger as you turn pages, expanded controls for highlights and notes, faster library synchronization, and improved connectivity for local home servers and custom certificates.
Reading
- Dragging sideways now bends the page under your finger, turning or returning the page when released (#183).
- Tapping a highlight opens options to recolor, edit, share, or delete it, and tapping a note opens a sheet displaying its text and details (#185, #186).
- You can now choose which highlight colors appear in the selection bar (#175).
- Reading appearance settings are now structured like the reader's "Aa" sheet, grouping less common options into an Advanced section (#174).
Library
- Books imported from a server now sort by when they were actually read rather than when they were downloaded (#182).
- Initial library setup against servers now names catalog books in batch requests, completing sync significantly faster (#182).
Fixes
- The server selection sheet now opens at full height so all supported server options are immediately visible without scrolling (#199).
- Connecting to servers on home networks now prompts for required local network permissions on Android 17 rather than timing out (#198).
- Liseur now trusts user-installed root CAs, allowing HTTPS connections to self-hosted servers with local CAs (#197).
- Synced positions now accurately restore to the correct chapter across different client devices and book editions (#192).
- Fixed selection handle placement when long-pressing the first word of a paragraph (#190).
- Note timestamps now only update when text is edited, and blank notes are ignored during sync (#187, #188).
Under the hood
- Removed unreferenced database queries, obsolete string resources, and abandoned UI code (#181).